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| CAN BE OBSERVED OR FELT ONLY BY THE PATIENT |
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| Which of the following microbes easily satisfies Koch’s postulates? |
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| IT IS PLAGUE AS IT CAN BE ISOLATED FROM SICK PATIENTS. |
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| A secondary infection that occurs after the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics and the subsequent destruction of the normal microbiota would be considered a ? |
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| Streptococcus pyogenes is a causative agent of ??? |
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| Diseases in which permanent damage occurs produce ??? |
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| Infection that does not produce a full set of signs and symptoms is called an ? |
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| Which of the following do not affect the incubation period of an infectious disease? |
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| It is THE TIME BETWEEN SYMPTOMS ARISE AND MICROBE IS TRANSMITTED. |
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| A productive infection .....? |
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| OCCURS WHEN THE VIRUS ENTERS THE CELL AND PRODUCES OFFSPRING. |
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| ARE SOLUBLE SUBSTANCES SECRETED INTO HOST TISSUES. |
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| INCLUDE NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS. |
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| Sudden or severe onset of signs and symptoms during acme is referred to as ? |
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| HAVE NONSPECIFIC EFFECTS SUCH AS FEVER. |
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| IS AN ALTERED TOXIN THAT RETAINS ITS ANTIGENICITY. |
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| Eradication of a given infectious disease is... |
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| DIFFICULT DUE TO THE POLITIC, ECONOMIC, AND SCIENTIFIC BARRIERS. |
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| Giardia intestinalis, a protozoan, produces the following virulence factor: |
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| Microbial competition is??? |
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| BENEFICIAL WHEN COMMENSAL BACTERIA PREVENT PATHOGEN TO COLONIZE. |
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| The microorganism Staphylococcus aureus causes which condition? |
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